lunes, 6 de diciembre de 2010

About Grad School: Which Paper Should I Write Next?

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Grad School

Preparing

Applying

Surviving



From Tara Kuther, Ph.D., your Guide to Grad School

Which Paper Should I Write Next?
At this time in the semester many students find that they have too much to do and not enough time to do it. It's a question of time management: You... Read more

The Beginning of the End
Thanksgiving Break. Over the course of the semester many of us yearn for it. We work hard. Hold on as best we can until we get there. Thanksgiving Break... Read more

Should I Ask My Therapist for a Recommendation Letter?
A reader asks: I am about 3 years out of school and am applying to Clinical Psychology PhD programs. I'm not asking any of my old professors because it's been too... Read more

Education: Resources for Graduate School Applicants & Students
Interested in a career as a teacher? Or are you already a teacher and would like to further your education? Graduate study in education is for you. These resources on programs, rankings, jobs, and more are the best.

 


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Tara Kuther, Ph.D.
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About College Admissions: U.S.: How to Write a Winning Essay

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From Allen Grove, your Guide to College Admissions: U.S.
As application deadlines loom, it's time to get those admissions essays polished. While the essay may not be as important as a strong academic record, it is one of the few places in the application where you can reveal your personality and demonstrate your interest.

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5 Tips for a Winning Essay
No matter what your essay topic, these 5 application essay tips can help keep your application out of the rejection pile. Also be sure to avoid these 10 Bad Essay Topics.

Style, Style, Style!
The best ideas will fall flat if an essay's style is lacking. These 9 style tips can help you steer clear of common problems.

Supplemental Essays and The Short Answer
As you put time and energy into your admissions essay, don't forget that supplemental essays and short answer responses are also important. These articles can help:

 


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About Special Education: Three Cheers for Early Intervention

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From Jerry Webster, your Guide to Special Education
I've just done three IEP meetings in a week: now I mostly have them behind me. In the process, I learned how important early intervention has been for one of my students, which I share in a blog this week. I'm also sharing a new resource, a special education law forum that should be a big help to parents who are struggling with due process or getting appropriate services. It may be place to share your expertise, as well.

Three Cheers for Early Intervention
I saw concrete evidence of the value of early intervention programs at an IEP this week. Read more to see how an early intervention supported the success of one of my students.

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This week's technique lays the first plank of a strong platform for classroom management: an entry routine. When you students know what is expected when they enter a classroom, all their time in your room will be productive and lead to effective instruction and efficient learning.

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About Today: What You Need to Know About Organic Foods

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From Jen Hubley, your About Today Editor
I started eating organic foods a few years ago, when I accidentally bought organic bananas and thought they tasted better. That was, at the time, my sole motivation: deliciousness, rather than avoiding pesticides or helping the environment.

When Is Organic Really Organic?
But what does "organic" really mean? Does it mean pesticide-free? Grown without hormones? All-natural? (Whatever that means.) And what should you be looking for, if you're interested in organic food or products?

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More questions: Are organic foods better for you, and is organic farming better for the environment?
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Which Food Products Qualify for Organic Certification?
If you do decide to go organic, you're going to need to learn how to translate food labels into something resembling English.

10 Frequently Asked Questions About Organic Labels
For instance, just because something is labeled "organic" doesn't mean that it's made of 100% organic ingredients.

 


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